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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
RACE COURSE TOPICS.
SICK HORSES AT THE TRACK
SAFELY BROUGHT AROUND.
The Great Trot Between Oliver X
and Harry wilkes or Gen.
eral NOtes.

The programme for tho meeting il
cut. Tracy Il Co. mado very band
SOME job Of it,snd 1t isv ry attractive
The purse races arc suro to fill wei
and furnish large fields In each event
Griffith, the jockey who was 8
terribly injlred hast fall a. Prospect
Park, is at the track, and will ride the
coming season for Cohen n Co.
B'aylock, who will be first jockey
fJr El Oorrigan tha coming season, il
on hand and gallOpiug the horses fol
this 81 able.
Fa Ghetto pulled up lame after her
work yesterday and Il is feared t a
che is broken down.
J. L. McDor AIDS sable I'D kitchen
are completed aud being whitev ashsd
Capt. Browns faI been really seve a.
days. These two are among the
Ian isomest quarters on the ira *, the
drain age AID ventilation berg Almost
pc. fec.
DR.. Sheppard left fr home IN I
wcei, his special charge, jim Gay,
was d ing go well thai he zee led no
further % tention. The doctor was
very lcceal fol with tho homes under
his treatment here, ard ma 10 many
friends, both at the track aad in the
city. While they hopo his prcIsrca
will not he nee .tsary p OF ssiouRlly,
they will always be glad 10 ave him
back, and no. forth tpl SIRE, trace
wsek.p
Mccarthy will not ride for Capt.
Blown unless Jim Williams will re-
lease him. While McCarthy's engage
msnt to Will ans wa' only a verbal
one, Capt. Brown will not let him
break 1t to ride for him.
The Associated Press reports that
the New Orleans meeting will begin
on the 9th, instead OF the 1lth of
April, ~ anu ounced previously. 1t ia
10 be hoped that the repo 10 correct,
q, 1t would throw tho horses o. Mem
phis for one week longer.
Governeur, bay stallion, B years old,
by Harry Blssett, died at Ga latin
Ibis week. He was nne race horse
md az one time owned by Brannon
Bros.
The Lincolnshire handicap, the
irat Of the great Eogli, b spriug events
was run on "Wednesday and won by
he DIch,ss OF MontTose's 4 year old
Jolt Oberon. Tho odds against this
,orse at surfing were so to l. Toe
table had two others entered for this
went and a day before the rae 40 to
could be had against the entire
.ntry.
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CITY PROPERTY

Fine lot for business or residence extend
ing from New Madison to Marshall avenue
Good lot for business on Old and New Maj.
ison.
Beautiful residence lot on Pom toteo.
House and lot on Orleans street
House and lot on Desoto street.
9Oxl0O feet with 2 cottages, corner jackson
and Second streets, Fort Pickering.
4 double cottagoi on Second street, Fort
Pickering.
10000 feet, with residence, on Fifth
street, Fort Pickering.
$50 feet on Sixth street, Chelsea.
l0l leet on seventh street, Chelsea.
$50 feet square corner Frayser al d Well
ingtOn street.
SO feet on Mississippi avenue near Yelling
ton street,
80 feet corner Main and Pom totoo.
Fl o store on Second street.
inc store on Main struet.
. 80 lots on Union, Henry, Court and
Thomas avenues.
2 fine stores on Madison street.
! nice cottage on GayOsO ttreet.
] nice cot age on Pont0too street,
nice cottages on Georgia street.
200x2l0 feet on Robson street
lU6A200 feet on Lauderdale street.
Also lSOK4lO feet corner Union and Belle
vun avenues.
Parties intending TO invest in Memphis
property have no time to lose. Many CAPT
talists from abroad aye already invest ng
here, who have been buying in other cities
and who have been attracted here because
of the much lOwcr prices p 'oUerty l. selling
at here than other prosperous cities of tho
South.
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THE CHESAPEAKE BURNED.
ANOTHER STEAMER ADDED TO
The VICTIMS OF FIRE.
Destroyed at New Madrid, Mo-
Meager Details Of the
Accident.

The sidewheel steamer Chesapeake,
owned and commanded by Capt. W.
p. Hall, was totally desti Dyed by fire
at 3 o'clock yesterday morning while
lying at New Madrid, Mo-, about 1870
miles above this city. Tha first news
OF the disaster wds received here about
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
Capt. John A. Harpham, adjus or for
the Board Of Underwriters, got a dja-
patch from Uapt. Hlil giving the in.
formation that the Chesapeake had
caught fro and burned to tho
waters edge at New Madrid,
The dispatch also conveyed the in
tellgenCe that protest had been en-
tered and Capt. Hall would be here
on the first boat coming this way.
Some time alter this dispatch had
been received tho steamer City of
Baton Rouge hovo in SIGHT, and as
soon as she made good her isstenings
an APPEAL rep FER made his way on
board and queB Toned the cficera as to
Tie disaster. Capt. Horace Bihby
stated that about 3 o'clock Friday
morning while his boat was
lying at Gosh stewards land.
ing, which 10 this side
OF New Madrid, a bright light was seen
and % IL was away out in the river
they judged that q steamboat was
burning. Their judgment was verified
an hour later by the burning remnant
oil a wheelhonse floating by, and on
which could be plainly read the name
Chesapeake. The Baton RJuge had
blown for sides with the Chesapeake
about an hour bei the FIRE, and
when the two steamers passed they
were in good shape. The officers of
the Baton Rouge could give no in.
formation outside Of that recorded
above.
The Ill fatcd steamer was built at
Herman, o., ia the year 1883, and for
more than year she piled in the Up
per Ohio river. Ia 1885 she was sold
10 partieB in Florida, and for some
months she piled the St. Johns river.
She did not prove a success, and in
Nay, 1886, she was sold at auction at
81. Johns. Fla, and Oapt. W. P. Hall
purchased her for $4,000. He brought
the boat here, put cotton guards on
her and made other improvements.
She was then placed in the trade
between here and Tip Ouville
and made two trips per week, leaving
here every Monday and Thursday.
The Che sapeske was fast steam boat,
but from al reports an expensive one.
She was 1873 feet in length, 20 fe.t
beam and 2 feet depth OF hold. The
burned steamer left this port on
Tnundsy last, her regular day, for
Tiptouvi!ls. with fair trip Of freight,
but a very light one in the way of
passengers.
New Msdid was above her usual
run, but once during the week the
steamer went to that point for the
purpose OF getting corn for this port,
ard she brought many sacks here.
The Chesapeake was valued at 500,
OO0 and is insur, d for S15, 600 in, it Ia
believed, OIncionati companies.
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A. HATCHETT. Is. N. sTRATTON.
HAFCHETF
AND
STRATTON,
Real Estate Agents
AND BROKERS,
OFFICE, 29S MAIN ST.
oSsr Aansisrd's Book Store.
viii Ruy, Sell and Rent Real Estate
on CommissiOn, and Pay Taxes.
SPECIAL,

WTR offer for sale the following property,
w which for speculative purposes or
otherwise cannot be surpassed Ia the city or
suburbs. II prospective investors, Of both
this property they will find u tho hand
soonest now on the market, and il offers
greater inducements for quick returns by
subdyi,ion or separately than can possibly
be obtained from lands not so eligibly stu
ated. These suburban lands lie on that high
ard heauti full ridge (which divides the waters
of Wolf river IRON NOneonnahl which Is
about ~ b 0 feet higher than Main street.
Call at our Oihos and We will take pleasure
il showing Tho following, besides many
other pieces Of TOpery not here enumer-
ated:
81 acres 10 tracts both sides Raynor avenue
and NJ. 4 c. X. H., near q us Stat on.
"a acres beautiful wood lands between Pig
con hoost road and N. 4 G. R,R, east Of
RpynoT avenue.
10 acres land extor ding from Pigeon Roost
road TO Central avenue; fancy property.
q acres on McLemOre avenue near Mag
nO'ia station.
9 acres between Pigeon Roost road and
Central avenue, covered with beautiful
forest trees.
These l2J acres are almost in one body
: IN acres on Union avenue, n thort dis
tanse beyon John Over on's residence.
10 acr lying on Henry, Bass and Clay
brook avenues, with another running
/ rou b, frontin altogether 2I00 feet,
"A PORES corner Raleigh and Carr avenues.
acres southeast rner OF Henry and
Bellevue avenues, renting on Henry S75 and
ON Bellevue $50 feet.
329x4GO feet corner of Bass and Somerville
avenues.
81 acres on Union avenue.
II acres in Ragland subdivision.
7acres In lots on Henry avenue.
Beautiful lots on Boulevard, opposite II.
A. Montgomery.
10 or 12 lots on Bellevue avenue, Just south
Of above; also on Bass avenue. These are
q uong the most desirable lots near this
city, and parties wishing fancy property
have NJ time to lose, rs they will be much
higher within 80 days.
2 nice lots corner WAldran and Hseg ave-
nues.
2 fancy lots with nice groves on Meri-
wsther avenue.
Is lots on Orleans street extend
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NJ. MMry's Cottage HOspi,aH.

A donation patty will be hald Mt
this institution, No. 1893 Manessaa
street, on Monday mex, March 2sth,
from II o'clock ill o'clock ". III, tbs
managers are in immediate need of
money, provisions, furniture, baths,
bedding, lamps. glass end other ware,
and friends are r, ques,ed TO help them
libeIa'ly now. The beginning If this
work is necessarily thu time of it's
greatest need. A list OF tflicers and
Other particulars will be published
AhoTtlv.
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SPECIAL-Hands some Coaching Parasols, in
all solors. at So So each,
KREMER'S Ribbon Departmsnt-Decided
Novelties in colorings and designs.
The Lepox Sash--In Shrimp, Charles K,
Eucalyptir, Nile, HeliotrOpe, cream blue
and white. at 205 a yard.
At 27c-Immense line of hns fancy Ribbons;
worth 75c.
KREMER'S Glove Dspartmsnt-s7c pair,
30 dozen Frenc embroid ersd, undressed
Kid Gloves; worth 81 80.
At 1910 dozen best pure Silk Gloves, all
shades; worth 75c.
Novelties in gray, black, white and hello
trope embroidered Gloves.
children's Lace Mitts, in all eolOrs, at 2Sc a
pair.
KREMER's Spring Wraps-NOveltis, daily
received.
Jerseys in new designs.
Jerseys, extra quality, in back and all col
ore, atSl IS.
Corsets at 7ic, 81 and 81 q, to elote certain
lines. Great Bargains.
Great and unequaled Bargains in every nook
and corner Of tho store this W eek.
Call Moaday to start the week we'll
Special display of fne Silks and Dress Goods
Mo- day.
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K r = M ER7 s.
X j. BLACK 4 co.,
Lending Real Estate Brok ers-Onl q
In the Security Bank Building,
Madison Street.

All the real estate fgints Ream to
be doing an extensive business. This
firm has large amount of desirable
properly 10 dispole of. No man in
the city has more extensive knowl-
edge OF real estats in ami about Mem.
phis than Mr.. Back. The firm is one
Of those to which orders can be in
trusted with full confidence. I,s ia
ciIi!ies are gre at, its members are on.
terprising and industrious, as we'll as
reliable. Thoss who wish to buy or
sell real estate will coneult their own
interest by dea ing with R J. B aek
& %.
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MON DAY

KRrMFR's offer at ST 50 a line Of entirely
new and most desirable comblnatlOn Oh
Wooden and Velvet materials.
At u cents "A line of all silk MerveiilsuX In
desirable thadings, worth sl'HS.
ATE cents-A line Of MOires in all new
shadings, worth 81 30.
ga line Of handsome Velvet Novel
ties.
At Nc-Handsome New Foulards.
Atsl-Our unrivaled quality in American
SILK SurAh. The very best.
At 2ic-Line of double fold Woolens IN all
colors.
At 4Tc-A line Of beautiful shadings aud
qualities In French Serges.
At 69c-Extra quality and width in new
Checks, Plaids and stripes.
At 50c-New Plaids. Checks and Stripes in
most desirable effects.
EREMER'S Lace Department Undoubted-
ly the choicest patterns ia line Laces IN
thu cts.
Monday Specials-Chantilly Net, 81 Gui-
pure Net, &c; Oriental Net: 4oc; Chan-
lilly Flouneing. 81 IS; Valenciennes
Flouncing, 81 s.; Guipure Flouncings'
$40
6 inch Oriental Lace, Csc.
Immense line Chantilly Eiges, 25c per yard;
ExQuisitely 6ne Point Laces in white ana
cream.
Extra Real Llama Llcss. Nets and FlOuuc-
inRe.
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KaisOmining and Timing,

Cleaning the houses and beau;ify.
ing the wal a is now in order. In kal.
somining 1t is necessary to engage
tho Q who thoroughly understand the
Blu iness, knowing how to mix and up.
ply the wash 30 tina, 1t will not peel
off, X. Golay, at 80 Gayoso street, is
n first class workman, who executes
orders promptly and does the work in
such style as 10 prove entirely salts
factory.
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KR E WI ER'S

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Others may initiative are pc plus ultra.
Best styles. lowest prices in the city.
Special this week-l9j, Neatly Trimmed
Sailors, worth Soc.
81 35-Extra Fine MiIans in all New Shapes
and shades.
At Hc-Bunch of Fine Ostrich Tips, In de-
sirable shades.
At Gc-Eyery new and artistic shade in
Fine Ostrich Tips, worth 81 SO.
At $50 and 1880 Fine French Flower
Moutures.
KREMER'S
Pattern Hat Departm' mt.
New ideas daily displayed.
New r tefore have We sold so many goods in
this department.
Never before have we had such complete
and beautiful assortment.
Monday, special styles for street wear will
be Displaced.
Bonnets and Turbans al 81, s. and Sc each.
KREMER'S
ParasoI Department will be found tho most
comp'etr in the city.
Handsome Lace Plrasols.
The Embr nidered Star Parasol.
The Tuxei 10 Coaching.
The LarchmOnt.
This ID untless.
1he st. George
All rich and new styles Just in.
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Good Watches at Low Prices

Nathan Bach, pawnbroker add jew.
eIry dealer, 40 Monroe and 307 Second,
Is constantly Offering watches and dia.
mond9 at very low figures. He has
number OF first rate gold watches a.
VIZ so and silver watches Of best
makes IS. These prices are far be-
low those Ct other houses. Bach geta
goo Ia at vary low rats and gives his
customers the benefit Of them.
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Lamb and Green Peas

Choice dressed turkeys, Shaker dre' sed
chickens, Lake Erie salmon, beat Nor.
folk can oysters and superb Kansas
City fresh meats OF al. Kinds vt Victor
D. FuChs'e market, Nos 30 and Al JET
ferson. This is the leading market
house Of the city. In it you can ell
ways fDd the best Of meats and veget-
ablee. Articles delivered on short
notice.
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FULLY & %. cheeriully refer 10 Mrs.
james daydwel, DR.. E, M les Willett,
Mrs. Il. J He eter, Mira. John Su'u-
van, Mrs B'n Wilson, Adams stree
Mrs Daley, Dr.. Morrison, d.. WIN.
ston and Mrs. Ewell, Chelsea, for
whom they did work during the past
week.
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The crowds go in greater numbers
than ever 10 the Peabody to give The
CaIboltc Catanh Cure a FREE TRsT,
and it l. conceded by all to be the most
effective, pleasant aud easy remedy
they ever tried. The agents hours
for giving free tests are from 8 am. to
9 O'Clock pm. Room 81.
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Bouquets, designs, r0se', greenhouse
and bedding plants in quantity and
variety. LaRose GARDENS, corner Of
Broadway and LaRose streets. Tele-
phone 6I7
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Having notified By postal card at my own
expense, al parties delinquent IN he First,
az d cou " 1875 aud 1886, and Taxing Dis
tric lS g pal NIX, | pow = otify all parties
through thu pscss that will, on the 10Th day
OF April, 1871, ana continue tteresft to
levy by 'Garnishmeuts," etc. / will rgidly
enforce the law to collect fa tax.
THOMAS GARYBY, G. s. G,
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MAY Emporium; Novelties.

Mr.. J. A. PRICE, Deputy Inapecta,
State Tobacco Warehouse, b Gilmore,
Md, cordially recommends Salvation
Oh for neuralgia. Prica rs Gene.
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$40, 900 WORTH OF CLOTHISG,

Dry goods, pieco goods, hats, caps, notions.
otC, will be sold at auction to the Highest
have been da nag ID by tire. Sale 70 com
monco on Monday, March 23.h at 10 o. clo,k
=, m :, to the trade only, at 3ii Main street.
Dom Jorge the date and place.
S. BESTUORP q ca
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JOHN KASTNER 4 co,
COntractnrs and RniIIers

HOR ALL KINDS or STONE WORK,
q and Agents for 4. L. Fossick 4 Co. a
Alabama Limestone. Office and yard.
100 Washington 81, Memphis, Tomm.
Prompt at ention given to the furnishing
Of estimates on contracts.
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Solid SIIverW are a t Mulford's
Attention. Lndiesi

We have just received an elegant
assortment of ladies' Phaetons, built
to our special order by the best East-
err manufacturer, and would thank
you 10 call and examine them before
ulchasiDg elsewber5. Oar stock Of
Harness, Lap busters and Whips is
complee. Oar prices defy competi.
ton.
WOODS & WOODS, 332 sscond:st
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KREM ER'S
FAN DEPARTMENT.

FAN DEPARTMENT.
Immens, display Of Fans, Monday.
At sl-25O Fine Fans, worth from sl.5o to IS
each.
This great bargain only for Monday.
These are all new and desirable goods.
IS cents Gauze Painted Fans.
IT cents beautiful artistic Japanese fans.
KREMER'S TRIMMING DEPART
MENT.
Everything new, desirable, correct, all tho
new braid effects in silk and wool. Braid
sets in all cOlors.
25 cents all new cOlors Picot Braids.
Handsome Jet Pendants at 50 cents.
81 cents Jet Vests.
1888 fine Jet Fronts
An immense line Of novelties in orna-
ments at q cent?.
KREMER'S BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Three immense bargains in Buttons:
ecents,
"a cents,
Is cents.
800 dozen Of beautiful new designs in But
tons at these prices
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MeChHnics' Steel Stamps
At Haberjipg's, 80 Second street.
More Than Ever Before

MIss CARRIE M. KEATINe. pianist
may be found At the Gsyoao Hetel.
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MEMPHIS C0MMANDERY,N No. a
lI 4, X. Twill hold a stated N
ConclGve tomorrow tM0NDAYlN W
evening at 80 o'clock sharp, for ~
the transaction of regular businoss,/ "
and comforting the orders of the Il. 0.
Resident and sojourninE traters oourteouhy
invited. Fatigue dress.
~ order. II b. CULLEN, u. @.
Attest 4. j. BARCHUs, Recorder.
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Administrators Sale OF Valuable
Personal PrODerty.

A s administrator of the estate of L. R.
"A Retchum, deceased, I will, on
"wednesday, March 30, 1887,
sell at public outory, to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the Race Track of the Memphis
Jockey Club, Tire following goods and chat
tells, to- wit; The celebrated thoroughbred
Iacshorss boomerang" sired by Faustus,
dam Anna Richards; ono bay colt 3 years
old, "Festus," by Faustu dam Anna Rich
ards; six horse blankets, ak sureingles, two
linsey suits, two race saddles, two brides
and martingales, one trunk. one Parker
breechloadiug shotsun and sceOu trements,
one cooking stow and utensils, two medicine
chests. Sale to begin at II o'clock. -
+. A. JONES,
hminiaIrnInr L. Z Kn..hnnn LnnnnEnL
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IN ACTIVE WAN--tOlo out OF employ
y renG 10 begin on moderate salary aud
ve6rk IA .mse.f up, representing in hs own
i,caIitg an old established hous ReterSu 'es
svychanysd AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
Inc HOUSE, IL Barclay street, n Y.
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Mrs. TX, A. Sloan.
Cat Flowers.

Grand opening Wednesday, March
3lst.
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. WAIST MAKERS, three skirt makers, at
q No. Sill Main streat
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TNAIL0RS-Two god coat makers and a
st-eet' I. B. LERNER, Msrchsnt Tailor.
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Mrs. TX. A. Sloan.
Grand opening Wednesday, March
31tt.
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DESIDENCE A siience Of 7 or Sr-oms
~ within or blocks of Court Square or
Peabody Hotel. Win ray $50 per month
rent. Address,
SPnf CASH ut onea. ANIMAL office.
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Jos. Epecht Il San
ssOnOgram Bangles, nKulfOrei.

Have reduced he price Of their ic,
cream, but not the quality.
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L grocery; must be in good location. Ad.
dress :. j. LILLY, care Gam May, 269H
Main street
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Hechauios' steel stamps
At Habsrling's, $40 Second street.
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Fine Watch RepairIng at MuIford's.

RHMRMBER, Tully & Co., steam festh-
er and mattress renovsters, are at Ne
1877 Poplar street for a limited period
only.
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CITUATION-Bya white cook. Have no
- objections to do light washing, Ad-
dre's, +. X, this 0tiics.
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COLI IC0RS-La1y solicitors. No books,
y corsets or tons. Address,
N. A., Appaal cfies,
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NTEN-Three or four reliable men to rep
IN1 resent the sale of a valuable inv ntiOn
IN West Tonnes ea Address,
BOX 70, Brownsville, Tenn.
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nCCUPAN fS-For a nan lsOme'y fur
~ nished room with hoard in n priv ate
family. Convenient to bus ness. Reference
exchanged. Address, M, Appeal Office.
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Al ANA man with good addr IS u take
WI an important agency. Apply at
ROOM 81. PaahnnY Hotel.
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COWS-TwO good mich cows. Must be
~ Al, with young calves. Will pay $50
for each. Apply to A. G. Terrell or Ed
Goldsmith. German Rank.
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DLACK RASPBERRY SEIS-or will ex =
d change red sets for black. Address,
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SALESMEN-Fo the State of Tennessee,
merchant tailoring boxes, nd nail boxes as
- side line. Liberal com mission given. Ad-
dress Rogers Paper Company, 81 to 80 John
street. Brook yn, N Y,
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e keeping. Address II. L Appeal ofiics
PO0MS-0 9 or two rooms, furnished or
IL not, with board by gentleman and
wife; private family preferred. Address
Z. j. vt TINS Office.
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DO5ITI0N-By type writer. Address.
L REMINGTON, this office.
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WANTED.

DOYS-Three bays about IA years old; also
D 3 salesladies. Inquice Monday morn
ing at o'clock sharp at the
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

WOODS 4 WOODS, 832 seCon asst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-02
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH,

When thu skin Is very tough and
hard, and the follicls Ii apparently effect
ually closed, the single strength will
sometimes fail to reach the pspilla; in
such cases the double or triple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them alternately.
Price, Single strength SLIGO; Double
strength $500, Triple strength, $500. II
your druggists have not got it We viii
send 1t prepaid ca receipt of price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER 90.
Clevetsnd, o.
Pa sass hs 8. @. Il. I. Drug Store. j